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certify meaning

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  • Verb: certify  'surtu`fI
    1. Provide evidence for; stand as proof of; show by one's behaviour, attitude, or external attributes
      - attest, manifest, demonstrate, evidence 
    2. Guarantee payment on; of checks 
    3. Authorize officially
      - license, licence [Brit, Cdn] 
    4. Guarantee as meeting a certain standard
      "certified grade AAA meat"
      - endorse, indorse 
    5. Declare legally insane

    Derived forms: certified, certifies, certifying

    See also: certifiable, certificate, certification, certificatory

    Type of: adjudge, authorise [Brit], authorize, bear witness, clear, declare, evidence, guarantee, hold, pass, prove, secure, show, testify, warrant

    Antonym: decertify

    Encyclopedia: Certify


  • [Business]
    AmE / verb [+ obj] (certifies, certifying, certified, certified)

    1 (usually be certified)

    to give sth an official document proving that it has reached a particular standard of quality:

    All our products are certified 100% organic.

    2 (usually be certified)

    to give sb an official document proving that they are qualified to do a particular job:

    She's certified to work on jet engines.

    a certified consultant/accountant

    3

    to state officially, especially in writing, that sth is true:

    The accounts were certified (as) correct by the finance department.

    We need somebody to certify that this is his signature.


  • [Medicine]
    vb -fied; -fy·ing vt
    1 : to attest authoritatively; esp : to attest officially to the insanity of
    2 : to designate as having met the requirements to practice medicine or a particular medical specialty
    ¦ vi : to attest by a certificate ‹five year program leading to examination by the American Board which certifies in that specialty —Bull. of Meharry Med. Coll.› — cer·ti·fi·able adj — cer·ti·fi·ably adv

Examples

  • I can certify to her honesty.
  • This is to certify that the bearer, mr. a is an acquaintance of mine.
  • Veterinarians are frequently asked to certify the fertility of male breeding stock.
  • I we certify that the above information is correct
  • Could you show me something to certify your age
  • I certify this as a true copy of his letter
  • This diploma certify that you have completed high school
  • This diploma certifies that you have completed high school
  • 5 i certify that the above information is true and complete
  • I certify that the above information is true and correct
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